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open today this topic in the hope that each one who has knowledge of the wireless link where you can find and retrieve material and self-build projects
x wi-fi antennas, placed in this section addresses,
so you do not have links scattered in all sections,
and ensure that everyone can benefit from this information!
as I have benefited me in this magical web
preface
to build the antennas need a lot of passion .... but not enough!
must have a minimum of equip-ment minimum:
soldering iron (essential)
pliers
clippers
cutter
saw the iron x (also small)
crimping (they can be accommodated with 2 clamps)
meters (a better gauge)
+ drill bits
hammer
over? no! now you need the raw material ...... copper!
vetronite to find there are problems is mind-
quiet even on ebay, but the copper wire?
this is tough to find!
you can retrieve it and look in: Fair
amateur radio
braided cord HV
(often have the self-demolition xchè they recycle)
electricians specialize in high voltage systems
(or have parts inventories of copper braid used x grounding)
bars Copper 1.5 mm used by plumbers calls castolin.
windings motors broken air conditioner is usually from about 1.4 mm
windings
old PC power supplies to finish your cable TV aerial wire was 1.2 mm x
you can use the small bi-quad type cd x internal use.
Here's what the copper wires
latest advice is for beginners or the novice, the board antennas are easy to make small type
bi-quad, Cantenne pringols, or jar.
familiarize yourself with the tools and materials
the different sites you will find antennas with reflector tin - iron-sheet
can fit up to a certain point!
xchè be metal anamagnetici
(not to attack the magnet x clear)
magnetic fields can disrupt the performance of the antenna
HERE the first link with an impressive No. of projects GOOD!
LINK 1: CLICK
here including a nice collection of various power yagi!
LINK 2: CLICK
site also links to this fantastic site
with projects in downloadable pdf
I state that most can only be achieved by those who
already has some experience
at least '80% are not recommended for beginners xi
because you risk throwing away time and materials!
post some pictures on the site
that do you think nice?
here is the link: CLICK
X now have enough to see, the next few days I will post more links
made me recommend the same!
Bueno wi-fi a todos
Dum loquimur, fugerit envy aetas
("As we speak, envious time is already past").
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